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>and store the hash of the output in an append-only log somewhere, with their signatures. Fwiw this is one of the few optimal use cases for blockchains - high
by SkyMarshal 5y ago
>and store the hash of the output in an append-only log somewhere, with their signatures.
Fwiw this is one of the few optimal use cases for blockchains - high value data that is lightweight on disk and network, and that needs to be stored in an append-only, replicated, tamper-evident, public database, which is both trustworthy and not requiring trust in any single entity.
- er4hn 5y agoAppend only logs that other sites mirror solves this problem without requiring the other blockchainy things such as peer to peer communication or proof of work.